Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-05

The municipal election in Cincinnati
was held yesterday. At II O'Clock last
night the Board OF Elections had com.
pleted q footing on tho head Of the
ticket, which shows W. a. Stevenson,
the Labor candidate for Mayor. TO be
elected by 10 votos. The returns are
rom all the precincts In the city. With
such result the official count will have
to be awaited for the resi- verdict. The
Indications are that the remainder O..
he ticket will be Republican, axcep.
Judge OF the Police Court. A telegram
from Cincinnati, dated IL 20 q. M, cor.
rects the foregoing as follows: "rhe
Board OF Elections has revised ltd com.
putAtlon and finds naiBtake, which
shows that6mith, Republican, is elected
by over 600 majority"
The municipal election In Chicago
VIII take place to day. Owing 10 the
Democratic Decentralization the struggle
is between the Republicans ana the
United Labor party. The Republicans
expect the support of . large nunbsr Of
Democratic, who are fearful of socialis
tic success, and they pre- dict majority
lof from ten to twenty Thousand for their
whole ticket. The Socialist organizer,
lGueubut, last night predicted a Labor
Il vNso " NV ACcG bu0h CC,OUOt anu huu6u.
III we make such Q sho wing to morrow
o. to elect the Socialist Stauber treas
urer Of the city, also the West Town
ticket and six Aldermen, the Supreme
COURT will overturn Judge Gray's afro
cious ruling la few weeks.
"Then the Anarchists will get q new
trial. and will get of. We don't expsct
less than $4,000 votee, and we think
there will be 20, 600 votes polled alto
gsther. Nelson, the knight of Labor,
our candidate for Msy or, we don't now
expect to elect. He 10 the weakest man
ON the ticket. We will elect the West
Town ticket and will make q hard Haht
for the South Town. Six aldermen will
be elected by us. and perhaps three
others"
The municipal election in Cleveland,
Ohio,on Monday, resulted in surprise,
the entire Democratic ticket. heA Aded by
B. d. Babcock for Mayor, being chosen
by about 800 majority.
An election was held on Monday In
Michigan for two justices Of the Su.
| nreme Court, two regents OF the State
| Untversity and two amendments to the
consultation. County officers we're also
chosen. The constitutional amendments ts
were for the Increase OF the salaries OF
Stafa ofhcera and the prob bition OF the
liquor traffic. The latter amendment
called Ous o large vote, excsut n the
.pper peninsula, where snow ieil 70 the
depth of from two TO four fees 30 far
ae known at 10 O'Clock shss Eight the
cities vent strongly against tho amend
rnent, but it looked as II it might bs
carried by the country vote. Scattering
retnrns indicate the success Of the Re
publican State ticket.
hartford, April -Tae city elec.
ton took place to-day, half the Board
|of Aldermen snd all the Com mon
Council being chosen. The result was
six Republican Aldermen and two
Democrats, and nineteen Republican
|C0unciimen and thirteen Dtmocrs.e.
Counting those Aldermen WAC bold
over the city government vii! in joint
ballot have a Republican InajorI.y , of
IL IL WEB e very quiet election.
BRIDGEPoRT, April AT the mu-
nicipal election held here ID day the
Republicans re elected Il cir Mayor ty
$50 majority. The City Council utaLds
Republican.